DUI, KOMU Sign MoU in the areas of teaching, research, community services

Dominican University Ibadan, DUI and Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University, KOMU, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, to develop and implement collaboration in the areas of teaching, research and community services.

Fresh Angle International, can report that the Memorandum of Understanding was entered into force on Wednesday August 28, between Dominican University Ibadan, DUI, represented by its Vice Chancellor, Prof Jacinta A. Opara. and Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University (KOMU), Nigeria, represented by its Vice Chancellor, Prof Ikechukwu N.S Dozie.

The areas of collaboration to be undertaken under this MOU are based on a spirit of transparency, accountability and reciprocity that is intended to be of mutual benefit to the Parties.

Extract of the MoU, include: “Commitments of specific institutional resources, personnel, space, facilities, or any other academic or intellectual activities by the Parties, may be contemplated,” hereunder but are beyond the scope of this MOU.

“The Parties agreeing to collaborate in providing their staff and students with opportunities. The following defines the scope of collaboration and specific activities enunciated by this MOU:

a. The Parties work together in promoting teaching, research and community engagement

b. The Parties provide support to their students who wish to spend a semester or academic year at the other institution.

c. The Parties organize joint conferences, workshops and related activities

d. Work together in partnership areas agreed upon by both Parties such as short courses and summer program activities.

e. Students must be prepared for the initial expense and payment of travel, application fee, accommodation, health insurance, sustenance costs, and so on. Neither institution shall be held liable for such charges and arrangements

f. Each participating student will take courses offered at the host institution. Academic credits earned at the host institution may be transferred back to the home institution in accordance with procedures determined by the latter.”

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